Addressing issues in Subscription Management
Stay in compliance by mapping custom tables and custom applications to subscriptions in Subscription Management.
Key benefits
- Identify custom tables and custom applications that aren't mapped to subscriptions.
- Maintain accurate entitlements by mapping custom tables and custom applications to a recommended product subscription or a product subscription of your choice.
- Plan for future subscription needs by assessing your custom table entitlements.
Accessing subscription issues
Access information on subscription issues on the Issues tab by navigating to or .
Unmapped global custom tables
Determine whether you have custom tables in the global scope that aren't mapped to a valid product subscription by accessing the Unmapped global custom tables tab. Keep custom table entitlements current by mapping the tables to a product subscription. For more information, see Map custom tables to a product subscription in Subscription Management.
Custom tables that aren’t mapped to a subscription appear on the Issues tab the day after they’re created.
Unmapped custom applications
Determine whether you have custom tables in a scoped application that aren't currently mapped to a valid product subscription by accessing the Unmapped custom applications tab. Ensure that entitlements for these tables are current by mapping the application to a product subscription.
You map tables in a scoped application at the application-level, which eases administration because you don't need to map tables individually after the application is mapped. For more information, see Map a custom application to a product subscription in Subscription Management.
Custom applications that aren’t mapped to a subscription appear on the Issues tab the day after they’re created.